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| − | '''Joseph Lee Green''' is a longstanding member of [[Southern Fandom]] and a [[pro]] writer. In 1962, he [[pro-crashed]] with his first [[sf]] story, “The Engineer” in ''[[New Worlds]]''. | + | '''Joseph Lee Green''' is a longstanding member of [[Southern Fandom]] and a [[pro]] writer. In 1962, he [[pro-crashed]] with his first [[sf]] story, “The Engineer” in ''[[New Worlds]]''. His stories, some of which were collaborations with his second wife, [[Patrice Milton]] (m. Dec. 24, 1975), appeared in the major [[prozines]] and numerous original anthologies |
| − | He | + | He noted for throwing open his home to [[fen]] making the trek to Cape Kennedy to watch the launch of several of the Apollo missions. |
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| + | Green is retired from his day job at NASA, with 37 years in the American military and civilian space programs. | ||
His daughter is fan [[Rose Marie Lillian]]. | His daughter is fan [[Rose Marie Lillian]]. | ||
Revision as of 14:55, 29 June 2021
(January 14, 1931 –)
Joseph Lee Green is a longstanding member of Southern Fandom and a pro writer. In 1962, he pro-crashed with his first sf story, “The Engineer” in New Worlds. His stories, some of which were collaborations with his second wife, Patrice Milton (m. Dec. 24, 1975), appeared in the major prozines and numerous original anthologies
He noted for throwing open his home to fen making the trek to Cape Kennedy to watch the launch of several of the Apollo missions.
Green is retired from his day job at NASA, with 37 years in the American military and civilian space programs.
His daughter is fan Rose Marie Lillian.
Entry in The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1975 -- Palm Beach Con
- 1997 -- Necronomicon '97
- 2018 -- Phoenix Award
| Person | 1931— |
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